Snowy Pine Tree Leaf

nikonpup

nikonpup

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guess i will be the first naughty one. You where to late for snowflakes, got snow mush. I did not like focus or background, i would have tried to isolate the leaf, no background. Thanks for posting, many junior members do not. We all learn something here and posting your work will help us all.
 
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UmarPk

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nikonpup said:
guess i will be the first naughty one. You where to late for snowflakes, got snow mush. I did not like focus or background, i would have tried to isolate the leaf, no background. Thanks for posting, many junior members do not. We all learn something here and posting your work will help us all.
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Isolating the leaf sounds like a good idea, as for the snow that's the type we received...
 
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Rick M

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The center seems out of focus and the shot appears washed out in general. Did you have active D lighting on? It can cause this effect. What was your focal point?
 
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UmarPk

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Rick M said:
The center seems out of focus and the shot appears washed out in general. Did you have active D lighting on? It can cause this effect. What was your focal point?
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I think Active D-lighting may have been on I put the camera in the 'flower' or macro mode to take the shot and to be honest I took it relatively quickly so focus may have been off. The focus was just that particular tip of the branch of the pine tree. Also I was using the standard kit lens and the zoom this was shot at was 32mm.
 
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